📂 Anatomy
mitochondrial ribosome — Definition
mitokondriyal ribozom / mitochondrial ribosome
Mitokondriyal ribozom is a small type of ribosome, which is located in mitochondria and is responsible for mitochondrial protein synthesis. Unlike cytoplasmic ribs of the cell, it is smaller size and consists of 28S and 39S subunits (55S). This structure provides the production of mitochondria-specific proteins such as respiratory chain complexes by reading mRNA, transacted from mitochondrial DNA. Mitokondriyal rebound dysfunctions are associated with clinical tables related to mitochondrial diseases and energy metabolism.
Frequently Asked Questions
❓ What is mitokondriyal ribozom?
mitokondriyal ribozom; mitokondriyal ribozom is a small type of ribosome, which is located in mitochondria and is responsible for mitochondrial protein synthesis. Unlike cytoplasmic ribs of the cell, it is smaller size and consists of 28S and 39S subunits (55S). This structure provides the production of mitochondria-specific proteins such as respiratory chain complexes by reading mRNA, transacted from mitochondrial DNA. Mitokondriyal rebound dysfunctions are associated with clinical tables related to mitochondrial diseases and energy metabolism.
❓ What is mitochondrial ribosome in Turkish?
The Turkish equivalent of "mitochondrial ribosome" is mitokondriyal ribozom.
❓ Which medical field is mitokondriyal ribozom related to?
This term belongs to the Anatomy category.